Imagine how the nerves would have been jangling in Exeter after the League Two club were paired with eighth-tier side Didcot Town in the FA Cup first round draw.

Exeter were dumped out of the competition by non-league Warrington Town in front of the BBC cameras a year ago.

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Didcot, the lowest-ranked team left in this year's competition, believe a repeat of that shock is possible.

"We're absolutely looking forward to it and we've got nothing to lose, so we're going to give it a right good go," joint-manager Ian Concannon told BBC Radio Oxford.

"We're pleased that a league club's got to come to us and with it being the FA Cup, there could be an upset, you never know."

It's all over in China where England's women have just beaten Australia 1-0 in a friendly match. 

It was Izzy Christiansen who got the only goal of the game, just after the break, Lucy Bronze with the assist. 

Eniola Aluko had hit the bar in the first half as Jill Scott collected her 100th cap.

What's next for Mark Sampson's side? They next play in another friendly match, with Germany, on 26 November. 

Today we're asking; Which one player would you want to appear in your testimonial and why?

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Tyrone Tucker: Gerd Muller brilliant goal scorer

Stephen Allen: Zola of course, a true natural genius on the ball. An ambassador of how the game should be played and a gentleman.

Kieran Milward: Massimo Taibi - That way I might have a chance of scoring.

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Will it be Dwight Yorke? Remi Garde? 

For former Aston Villa manager Ron Atkinson, neither should replace Tim Sherwood - he's backing Nigel Pearson.

"He knows the course and distance, he’s well experienced, he did a phenomenal job at getting Leicester out of problems last season," Atkinson told BBC WM Sport. 

"At this moment in time, you wonder about a new manager coming in, particularly a foreign manager. Garde has got a good reputation at Lyon but you wonder whether his style of management would be enough, because it is survival.

"They've got to come in and dig, scrap from now until the end of the season, and scramble their way to safety if they can.”

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Despite having as much managerial experience as us, Dwight Yorke says he is interested in becoming the next Aston Villa manager.

The West Midlands club are reportedly in advanced talks with former Lyon manager Remi Garde.

But Yorke - who scored 97 goals in more than 250 appearances for Villa - told Talksport: "There are young people ready to break into management and I don't see any reason why I shouldn't put my name in the hat.

"People will say I don't have any experience but we've seen people with experience go in there and struggle to do a job. I know that club inside out."

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Another result in from the WTA Finals, where US Open champion Flavia Pennetta has beaten Agnieszka Radwanska 7-6 (5), 6-4.

If top-seeded Simona Halep beats Maria Sharapova later, Radwanska will be eliminated from semi-final contention after losing her opening two matches.

Pakistan's cricketers have pledged their support to the relief effort in the wake of the massive earthquake on Monday that has left more than 300 people dead in the country.

The 7.5 magnitude quake hit Afghanistan and north-west Pakistan, and the current confirmed death toll of 304 is set to rise as rescuers reach remote mountainous areas.

The Pakistan team said they did not celebrate their win against England in the second Test in Dubai after hearing news of the disaster.

Captain Misbah-ul-Haq (pictured below) said: "We are badly hurt by the news of the earthquake. It pushed our win against England to one side and every player was shocked and wants to contribute towards the relief work."

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Today we're asking; Which one player would you want to appear in your testimonial and why?

Stefan Glosby: William Prunier. The greatest Manchester United player of all time.

Andrew Edwards: Jose Luis Chilavert in goal but mainly for all set pieces.

Greg Pattinson: Paul McGrath, an absolute GOD.  

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Germany's World Cup-winning captain and former coach Franz Beckenbauer has said he made a "mistake" in the bidding process to host the 2006 World Cup, but denied that votes were bought.

Beckenbauer was the head of the World Cup organising committee, which reports allege made a payment to Fifa in return for a financial grant.

The 70-year-old said a Fifa proposal "should have been rejected".

Germany beat South Africa in 2000 to host the tournament six years later.

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Second seedGarbine Muguruzaof Spain marked her debut in the WTA finals with a 6-3 7-6 (7-4) victory over Lucie Safarova in Singapore.

The 22-year-old world number three is the first Spaniard to play in the event since Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in 2001.

Sixth-seed Angelique Kerber beat world number five Petra Kvitova 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) for her second win in seven matches at the season-ending event.

World number one Serena Williams is absent as she recovers from injury.

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Arsenal are capable of achieving great things this season, or at lest that's what defender Laurent Koscielny reckons.

The Gunners have won their last four Premier League games and are behind leaders Manchester City in the Premier League table only on goal difference.

"I don't know if this is the best Arsenal team I have ever played for but collectively you can tell that we are capable to do great things together," Koscielny told the club's website.

 "We need to keep that team spirit and this desire and motivation until the end of the season.

Arsenal are at Sheffield Wednesday in the League Cup tonight, Petr Cech starting because of a shoulder injury to David Ospina.

Today we're asking; Which one player would you want to appear in your testimonial and why?

Anthony Lowe: Ronaldinho for being the greatest entertainer the game has known or Juninho for being a Boro legend.

Manish T: Paul Scholes. Could create that moment of magic at any point.

Beep Beep: Preben Elkjaer Larsen. Legendary Danish number 10 when they surprised the world.

Now that is a niche selection.

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London Bees head coach Julian Broomes has left the Women's Super League Two club after reaching the end of his contract.

Broomes took over at the Bees in August 2014 and led them to an eighth-placed finish last season.

Courtesy of BBC rugby reporter Chris Jones, who is at an Australia news conference.

Australia, of course, beat Argentina 29-15 in the World Cup semi-finals at the weekend in an encounter that was anything but straightforward for the Wallabies.

Pocock can probably expect to add to his collection of bruises when the Aussies face the mighty New Zealand in Saturday's final at Twickenham.

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Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri believes "not many clubs" have enough money to buy the Premier League's leading scorer Jamie Vardy, 28, who has been linked with a move to Real Madrid.

The Leicester Mercury, external quotes Ranieri as saying: "If Real Madrid or some big names want to buy him, they have the money to buy him. But not many teams can buy him now."

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Stuart Broad has been on Twitter to reflect on Monday's Test defeat to Pakistan, a match in which England came within six overs of pulling off the most unlikeliest of draws.

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Which, handily enough, leads us on to today's talking point - and by talking point, we basically mean it's your turn to do some of work for us.

With Wayne Rooney set for a testimonial at Man United, we want to know this

Which one player would you want to appear in your testimonial and why?

We don't want the obvious, the Beckhams, Ronaldos or Messis, we want something a bit different, maybe Matt Le Tissier so you'd never miss a pen, or Rene Higuita in goal, just for the entertainment value.

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Proceeds from the testimonial will be distributed to several children's charities through the specifically createdWayne RooneyFoundation.

United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said: "From his sensational debut hat-trick to the latest of his 236 goals, Wayne has been a central figure in what has been one of the most successful periods in the club's history." 

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The news comes as Rooney, who turned 30 last week, comes under increasing scrutiny over his recent performances which have seen him score has scored two Premier League goals in nine appearances this season.

After the goalless draw with Man City on Sunday, United manager Louis van Gaal said he was "sick" of answering questions about the player he appointed captain at the start of the 2014-15 campaign.

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Wayne Rooney has been granted a testimonial by Manchester United - with the England captain promising to donate all proceeds from the match to charity.

The testimonial was granted after fans wrote to the club asking them to recognise Rooney's contribution.

It will be at Old Trafford on 3 August 2016, with opponents to be decided.

"The match night will obviously be special for me and my family but I hope that we can also deliver one or two surprises," said Rooney.